Distribution of pharmacogenetically important polymorphism in the Ukrainian population.

The CYP2B6 is one of the members of the cytochrome P450 superfamily. This enzyme metabolizes a number of currently prescribed drugs and different compounds. In light of clinical significance of the variant of the gene, the aim of this study was to investigate the distribution of one of the gene polymorphisms, namely, the in the Ukrainian population.

Human genome meeting 2016 : Houston, TX, USA. 28 February - 2 March 2016.

O1 The metabolomics approach to autism: identification of biomarkers for early detection of autism spectrum disorder A. K. Srivastava, Y.

Population Study of Fears in Two Generations of Ukrainians.

Aim: Fear is an ancient natural reaction of a human being to a threat and it is also an adaptive feature. Obsessive fear can transfer into phobias, which lead to a clinical problem. In spite of many studies done on fear, many questions are yet not clarified.

[Characteristics of migration in the population of Yevpatoria (Crimea)].

Indicators characterizing population migration were calculated according to the marriage records of Yevpatoria (Crimea) of 1960/1961, 1985, and 1994/1995. The marital migration coefficient m in those years was 0.80, 0.

[Genetic demographic structure of the Belgorod population: age, ethnicity, education, and occupation].

Data from marriage records of the city of Belgorod for 1960, 1985, and 1995 have been used to determine some parameters of population structure in this city. The coefficients of correlation with respect to age of marriage between spouses in the couples contracting marriages in these years were 0.74, 0.

[Spatial characteristics of marriage migration in the Belgorod population].

Data from marriage records of the city of Belgorod for 1960, 1985, and 1995 have been used to calculate parameters characterizing migration in the Belgorod population. The marriage migration coefficients (m) in these years were 0.83, 0.

[Genetic demographic data of Ukrainian urban populations in the 1990s: ethno-geographic characteristics of migrants in the Donetsk region].

Analysis of data on the birthplaces and ethnicity of persons who contracted marriages in the city of Donetsk in 1960, 1985, and 1992 demonstrated that the proportions of Russians and Ukrainians (the dominant ethnic groups among Donetsk residents) in the migration flow increased. The trend towards formation of ethnically disperse groups from the city residents became stronger. The index of isolation by distance (parameter b of Malecot's model) was 0.

[Genetic demography of Ukrainian urban populations in the 1990's: ethnicity and birth places of migrants to the Poltava population].

Analysis of the birthplace and ethnicity of males and females contracting marriages in the city of Poltava in 1960, 1985, and 1995 revealed a trend towards return of Ukrainians from various regions of the former Soviet Union to their places of origin. In the migration flow, Russians were gradually substituted by Ukrainians, and the total proportion of Slavs increased. The isolation by distance (b) decreased from 0.

[Genetic demography of Ukrainian urban populations in the 1990s: the ethnic composition of the migration flow in the Kharkov population].

Marriage records were used to study the dynamics of the migration flow into the population of Kharkov in 1960-1993. The decrease in the migration rate was accompanied by changes in the ethnic composition of the migrants. The entire migration flow from the republics of the Baltic region consisted of Russians and Ukrainians.

[Genetic demographic processes in Ukrainian population in 1990. The marriage structure of the Donetsk population].

Analysis of records of the marriages that were contracted in the city of Donetsk revealed that, between 1960 and 1992, the marriage rate in the city decreased from 14.8 to 4.7 per 1000 people, the migration rate (m) decreased from 0.

[Genetic-demographic processes in urban populations of the Ukraine in the 90's. The marital structure of the Poltava population].

Analysis of records of the marriages that were contracted in the city of Poltava revealed an increase in outbreeding between 1960 and 1985 in the Poltava population. This was expressed in increased ethnic diversity, proportion of interethnic marriages, migration range, and the parent-offspring and average marital distances, whereas the proportion of the indigenous ethnic group (Ukrainians) decreased. By 1995, outbreeding decreased: the ethnic composition of the population became more homogeneous (98% Slavic), the proportion of Ukrainians and the frequency of monoethnic marriages increased, and the migration range decreased.

[Genetic-demographic processes in urban populations of the Ukraine in the 1990's. Marriage structure of the Kharkov population].

The characteristics of marriages contracted in 1993 in two districts of the city of Khar'kov were studied. The age, education, occupation, ethnicity, and birthplace of the spouses were recorded. The genetic demographic parameters of the marriage structure were compared to the results of a similar study performed in 1985.